The graph shows the amount earned by graduates of different age groups in 2002. It includes those with a degree, those with a higher degree (postgraduate) and those with other qualifications. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The line graph demonstrates the income of adult people between 21 to 60 years old in 2002.It compares those with a higher degree,first degree,and those with other qualifications. Overall,the numbers have not changed much:we can see a fall,followed by a rise,in three groups.Students with higher degree are a larger number than others at all points […]

The graph illustrates weekly wages of full-time workers according to their degree and age over a 1 year period. Overall, there is a similar pattern visible in trends of three categories, with others showing the highest rise as older emloyees become, however, postgraduates had the highest earnings among the oldest at the end of the […]

The graph illustrates weekly wages of full-time workers according to their degree and age over a 1 year period. Overall, there is a similar pattern visible in trends of three categories, with others showing the highest rise as older emloyees become, however, postgraduates had the highest earnings among the oldest at the end of the […]

The graph illustrates weekly wages of full-time workers according to their degree and age over a 1 year period. Overall, there is a similar pattern visible in trends of three categories, with others showing the highest rise as older emloyees become, however, postgraduates had the highest earnings among the oldest at the end of the […]

The graph illustrate the amount of money earned per week by graduates of different age groups who are working. It consider graduates who have a degree or a higher degree as well as those with other qualifications. In general, people with other types of qualification earn the most at all ages except in the oldest […]